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Domestic News September 24, 1828

The Hillsborough Recorder

Hillsboro, Orange County, North Carolina

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Last week, a man named Taylor from Glenleddock, Perthshire, died in agony from a bee sting to the face that triggered severe, uncontrollable sneezing. His family summoned a doctor from Comrie, but he succumbed before help arrived, leaving a wife and family.

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The Sting of a Bee.

Last week a man of the name of Taylor, residing at Glenleddock, Perthshire, was stung by a bee in the face. For some time no remarkable symptom was apparent, except that the inflammation which followed was attended with an unusual sensation of itching. This, however, soon brought on an uninterrupted fit of sneezing, which proved so painful and distressing to the poor man, that his family became alarmed, and sent off one of his sons to Comrie, for the attendance of a medical gentleman. In the mean time the fit increased with such obstinacy, that the poor sufferer sunk under it, and died in the utmost agony, before any relief could be afforded him. He has left a wife and family.

Edinburgh Evening Courant.

What sub-type of article is it?

Accident Death Or Funeral

What keywords are associated?

Bee Sting Sneezing Fit Death Perthshire Allergic Reaction

What entities or persons were involved?

Taylor

Where did it happen?

Glenleddock, Perthshire

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

Glenleddock, Perthshire

Event Date

Last Week

Key Persons

Taylor

Outcome

died in utmost agony from a fit of sneezing triggered by bee sting inflammation; left a wife and family.

Event Details

Man named Taylor stung by bee in face, leading to itching, then painful and distressing fit of sneezing; family sent son to Comrie for doctor, but he died before relief arrived.

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